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Govt Model School lift
hockey title New Delhi, November 13 In an one-sided match, the Jalandhar
school led by one goal at the interval, when Harpreet Singh converted a
penalty corner in the 20th minute. On resumption, Bikramjit Singh
enhanced the lead, also converting a penalty corner while Ranjodh Singh
slotted home the third goal in the 53rd minute. The winners received a
cash prize of Rs 96,000 while their coach received Rs 8000. The
runners-up got Rs 64,000 and Rs 5,000 for their coach. In the contest
for the third place, Birsa Munda Vidyapitha trounced Baba Farid Public
School, Faridkot (Punjab) 5-0. Libnus Kujur, who opened the account in
the 25th minute, also scored the fourth and fifth goals while Paikash
Lakra accounted for the second and third goals. Rajnesh Kumar of Baba
Farid School was adjudged the best player of the tournament while the
Oswal Jain School received the best disciplined team trophy. Young
Pioneer’s English School, Imphal were adjudged the promising team of
the tournament. Friday’s fixtures (Senior Nehru Hockey):
Indian Posts vs Corps of Signals (11 am); ASC vs FCI (NZ) (1 pm); Rock
Rovers vs Indian Navy (3 pm)— Shivaji Stadium. |
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Parnav Bhalla shines New
Delhi, November 13 Scores:
Oil-Scope: 135 all out in 24 overs (Krishan Taneja 32, A K Singh 33,
Umesh Sharma 33, Himanshu 4 for 11, Arun 3 for 21, Parnav 2 for 23). FCS
Software: 136 for 1 in 22 overs (Parnav Bhalla 61 n o, Rajiv Trehan
43 n o).
Six-a-side tournament ABN Amro Bank beat Sony by three
wickets in a Star Alliance six-a-side cricket tournament at the Bhagat
Singh College ground. In other matches, E and L beat US Embassy by 43
runs (Gaurav 32, Anurag 29), Sony beat Dupont by four wickets (Ranvijay
31, Amitabh 22 n o), E and L beat Swarousky by five wickets (Gaurav 28),
G E Capital beat Gillete by 11 runs (Rodney Charles 31) and E-Fund tied
with Coca Cola.
National Stadium win National Stadium beat R P Academy
by 45 runs in the Bhavan Under-13 Cricket Tournament. Scores:
National Stadium: 187 for 8 in 30 overs (Unmukat Chand 69, Kunal 43,
Ayush 3 for 33). RPC: 142 all out in 28 overs (Aditya Singh 49,
Firoz 40, Nial Dobral 5 for 28).
Hero Honda win Hero Honda defeated
JRA by 31 runs in the 7th DG Phadkar Memorial Cricket Tournament at the
Teri Oval. Scores: Hero Honda: 175 for 9 in 25 overs (Khazan
Singh 50, Satish Sharma 22, Sampath Krishnan 4 for 32). JRA: 145
for 5 in 25 overs (Sri Ram 39, Ravi Chandran 28, Khazan Singh 2 for 21,
Raghuvir Singh 2 for 28). |
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Mohit Tokas powers
his way into final New Delhi, November 13 The following are the other results (all
semi-finals): 48kg: Nasir Kureshi (Uttranchal) lost Mitra
Singh (Delhi), Raja Ram (SPSB) b V Rankale (Goa); 51kg: Lalit
Chahal (Haryana) b Mohit Nanda (Punjab), Balbir (Delhi) b Bijender
(Maharashtra); 54kg: Abhimanyu (SPSB) lost to S Nathan (TN) and
P N Singh (Manipur) lost Manoj (Haryana); 57kg: K T Singh (SSCB)
b Jai Prakash (Delhi), Kapil Kumar (Haryana) b Gorav Singh
(Uttranchal); 60kg: Rakesh Kumar (Punjab) lost to Pawan Maan
(MP), Imran (Maharashtra) lost to Sonu Chahal (Haryana); 64kg: Sudhir
(Delhi) b M. S. Rao (SPSB), Sawan Kumar (Haryana) b Jasvinder
(Punjab); 69kg: Ashish Rai (UP) lost to Pradeep (Del), Ajay
Kumar (Sikkim) lost to Vijender (Haryana); 75kg: Vinod (SSCB) b
Amit (Mah), Krishan (Delhi) b Kaptain Singh (Haryana); 91kg: Dharmender
(Raj) lost to Jarnail Singh (Punjab), Naveen Rao (Delhi) b V Venkat
Rao (Andhra); 91 plus kg: Sumit Kumar (Utr) lost to Narender
(Haryana), Mehar (Delhi) knocked out Uday (Andhra). |
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Mayank Sethi stars for Ram Lal New
Delhi, November 13 Scores: Vocational Studies: 198 for 7 in 40
overs (Udham Singh 100, Raj Kanwar 25, Mayank Sethi 3 for 43, Abhay
Mayor 2 for 54) Ram Lal Anand: 203 for 6 in 36.3 overs (Mayank
Sethi 60, Abhay Mayor 45, Rajpal Tokas 33 n o, Vibhor Bhargav 2 for
41). Shyam Lal College beat Maharaja Agrasen College by seven wickets
in at the Khalsa College ground. Scores: Maharaja Agarsen: 86 in
23.3 overs (Abhishek Aggarwal 32, Sunder Singh 3 for 20, Naveen 3 for
28). Shyam Lal: 88 for 3 in 16.2 overs (Vineet Kumar 36 n o,
Himanshu Malik 25 n o, Sumit Chander 2 for 38). |
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Three-way tie in Servo Masters Golf New Delhi, November 13 Vishal Singh was in sole fourth position with a total of four-under 140. Pritam Saikia of Assam matched the day’s best score of four-under 68 to share the fifth position along with Sanjay Kumar and SSP Chowrasia, who had a two-day total of three-under 141. Sandeep
Syal, who finished a creditable tied 43rd at the Hero Honda Masters in Delhi last week, played some flawless golf, except for a solitary hole today. Beginning from the tenth, the longest par-3, the lad from Chennai made a bogey after hitting his tee shot on the left of the green and failed to make up and down. Gast Ram made five birdies while missing eagles on a couple of them. Girish Virk scored identical rounds of 74 on each of the two days to lead among the amateurs in the girls section. |
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Soma House dominate Sonepat, November 13 Monika, Rekha, Seema, Preeti, Ajay and Seema bagged the first positions in their respective events. The 400-meter relay (Boys) title went to the Indra House and Soma House won in girls’ section. Surya House remained winner in junior boys’ section and junior girls’ relay event was won by the Soma House. |
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Under-22 trials Rohtak, November 13 |
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